VNPAY gets certified at highest level of international security standards

Recently, VNPAY has received certification for PCI-DSS version 3.2.1 Level 1 for its VNPAY Payment Gateway from ControlCase, an international company specialised in PCI–DSS compliance.

EVN to accept payment for power bills via QR code In September, EVN plans to announce the list of institutions which can provide QR code payment services for power bills.

Online payments for traffic violations People who violate traffic laws will be able to pay their fines online starting from June 30.

Passion for applied technology creates start-up

When he was a student, Lê Anh Tiến had a passion for scientific applications. He tried to create products in various fields, from economics and the environment to education.

NextTech invests in chatbot platform NextTech Group on Monday announced it will invest US$500,000 into Chatbot Việt Nam Technology Joint Stock Company, which runs Bot Bán Hàng – a chatbot platform for sellers and advertisers in Việt Nam.

Investment in Việt Nam-based start-ups grows sharply in 2019: Cento Ventures Investment in Việt Nam-based start-ups grew sharply in 2019, according to Singapore-headquartered venture capital firm Cento Ventures.

Winners to take it all in e-wallet fight An economics expert has said e-wallet firms are breaking out promotions to try and win large chunks of the high potential market in Viet Nam.

More railway tickets available for Tết More than 3,000 railway tickets are available for sale from Tuesday, according to Vietnam Railway, in response to the rising travelling demand during Tết (Vietnamese Lunar New Year Holiday).

You only live once: CEO quits MBA to launch start-up

In 2013, they set up VeXeRe JSC (roughly translated as cheap coach tickets), a tech start-up that operates an online bus ticketing platform.

Several positive factors keep đồng steady against greenback The foreign exchange market is witnessing an unusual phenomenon: the đồng is not just steady against the US dollar but also 0.16 per cent up from its rate at the end of late 2018.